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Basically more of the same, but a little better. I will start to use an outline for future audio posts and see how that goes. Recorded on my Zoom H5 using X/Y stereo mics and wind muff. Edited in Audacity.

Yesterday, I found myself trying to stay awake while driving from job to job, so I thought I would try out my new Zoom H5 field recorder and start doing something I have been thinking of doing for a long

A few thoughts for the day whilst driving home. A PDF copy of the book "The Creature from Jekyll Island" is available from ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Sharing my thoughts about a conversation I had with colleagues today about whether taxation was theft. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

This song is from Brazil, but it's a beautiful song. I will post the translation to you as you listen. Jesus loves you! There's so much I've been doing Of almost all, I regretted But there was one, special

I want to thank @barbaarseevelien for the suggestion for this topic! I will send you some SBD to thank you for the topic! This is the first part of this series. In this podcast I am discussing reasons

My first Podcast ever... woot woot! In this podcast I discuss people's fears of student debt in higher education and tips to avoid student debt. In one part it may sound like the audio cuts out, but I

The tears of a Negro is an amazing poem that relates to the perspective of a personal experience of s dark skin man about the suffering of his grandfathers. This poem is spoken to give full effect to the

My child; is a spoken poem that admonishes the young child on a way to live upright and just. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Welcome to STEEMON 2!! In this episode, we are excited to have @jaynie with us all the way from Cape Town, South Africa. We will be discussing about: 1. Steemit as a 'blogging paradise' 2. Why are most

Instrumental before lyrics And a Goof Punk Rock styled song was drafted. Blowing of steam First the drumset, basicly base and snare, a simple rock thing. Then the bassline in G-E-C-D. All done on a keyboard